Fall 2018

If engineers build stronger magnets, scientists promise they will come … and that discoveries will follow.

Several materials are in the running to build the next generation of superconducting magnets. Which will emerge the victor?

Water samples collected from the heart of Africa contain clues about carbon cycling worldwide.

A technique called dynamic nuclear polarization is hitting its stride, using electrons to shine a light on complex molecules.

Is there enough zinc in my toothpaste? Polarizing Agent comes to the rescue.

Researchers combine high magnetic fields and neutrons to learn more about superconductivity.

The alphabet soup favored by many scientists can make difficult concepts downright incomprehensible.